Some bug picture from me



Camera Model: NIKON D70s
Lens: AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR
Aperture: f5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/30
ISO: 1600

* Noise a bit high and I do some cropping on it.

C&C are welkam

haha... thinking to sell but err I scare it got damage. But I don't feel any , AF motor still works well , abit slow and noisy only.
if can sell , I willing also. don't know want how much je. Rm200 around ?

Alamak bang Last time I buy Canon Zoom Lens EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 II just RM130 including postage...

If you said below RM50, maybe I'm interest on this lens...

Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/7.1
Focal Length: 160 mm
ISO Speed: 100

nice panning..sumthing i always wan to learn =)


anyway..went for a short walk around my place...



a300
F1.4 <-- shd hav make it higher =.= but forgotten
iso200
shutter 1/1000

C&C r welcomed

I feel like your photo is oversaturate.

very true...i actually tried to do HDR on it..but due to lack of exp...it looked abit overcooked i suppose...

Ramblie, you are not focusing correctly.
The bug lacks attraction bcoz u focused on its body instead of its head which is the 1st thing a viewer would see.
Then there is also the problem with the amount of noise.
Refrain from using such a high ISO.
You don't need it.
For macro shots (in order to have a more dominant bokeh effect), try to use a bigger aperture (f/2.8 > f/5.6).
Bigger apertures means better bokeh effects.

my gpu cooler



Canon 1000D
EFS 18-55 IS @ 55mm
F/5.6
1/2" sec exposure
ISO 800
+0.3 exposure bias
Aperture Priority , AWB

Lovely~!

Now WHO says IS isn't effective?

:blink:feel a bit blurry .....
god damn harsh lighting there,how come u open ur ISO till 1600?
wanna do some effect??
think when u press down ur shutter button,at the same time,the bird also scratch an itchy part.....


This post has been edited by lek0010: Oct 29 2008, 12:34 AM

hoho... I didn't mention IS isn't effective before
oh btw , I love IS and that photo is put at my knee and hold it.

This post has been edited by 168257061: Oct 29 2008, 12:41 AM

long time didnt post....
long time didnt spam ....

here's my shot....



Canon 1000D
Kit lens 18-55mm IS @ 55mm
0 EV
1/100
F5.6
ISO 100

Try Dreamy feel~~~C n C welcm

It was very harsh midday, either you get underexposed bike or overexposed background. But anyway it doesnt matter. Actually dodge and burn techniques can be apply here but it will not represent the exact condition of the grand prix.

This pic below is late in the afternoon



Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/160)
Aperture: f/11
Focal Length: 75 mm
ISO Speed: 100

This post has been edited by PCcrazy: Oct 29 2008, 02:40 AM

Red Alert 3 launch events at Leo's Face, SS2 yesterday. All shot with an E-500.




f/4.1
1/50sec
ISO-100


f/3.6
1/125ec
ISO-125


f/3.5
1/60sec
ISO-100


f/4.5
1/80sec
ISO-100

Another flipshot of the recent PKMY parkour jam

Yeah, thanks for your comment buddy. I think I shoud use monopod or tripod when I took this shoot. Also, I try next time to use ISO below then 1600 and what is the effective distance so I get a better bokeh effects?

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Added on October 29, 2008, 9:13 amOn that time, I tried to experimenting ISO 1600 on my 350D and what the differences from my other gear and I don't intended to do some effect

I use continuos mode and luckly the bird show me how to scratch with one leg

This post has been edited by ramblie: Oct 29 2008, 09:13 AM

underexposure is always better than overexposure. you'll be surprised how much you can bring back from an underexposed shot.

Sony DSC-H3

I have the same bear... but my photo looks so dull